anaheim-gazette 1962-10-10

6—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, October 10, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA The Woman’s World Bridal Co New Horn Making their home in Anaheim following a honeymoon trip air-jet to S. Carolina, Virgina and Washington, D.C. are now weds Mr. and Mrs. George Collins, married recently in Episcopal Church of the Messiah in Santa Ana. The bride is the former Marian Louise Voorhees, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dumont Voorhees of Garden Grove, and the bridegroom is the son of Gail Collins of Ontario, Can. One hundred fifty guests nessed the double ring ceremony performed by the Rev. C. A. Nestquist of the Episcopal Church the Messiah in a setting of white chrysanthemums. Gladioli stock and 42 lighted tapers. Given in marriage by herther, the bride entered the church wearing a full length gown French Chantilly lace and seamed with sabrina necklace and tapered sleeves and sprung with sequins and seed pea and a bouffant skirt which swirls into a chapel train. A cluster lilly-of-the-valley held her illusion veil to her hair, and she carried a cascade bouquet of phalaenopsis ochids and stephanotis. Joan Brackman of Anaheim was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Marveth Cleveland. MRS. GEORGE B. COLLINS ...wed in Santa Ana Pretty Sayuri Ishimaru Is AHS Foreign Student Gracing the Anaheim High School campus as this year's foreign exchange student is Sayuri Ishimaru. Sayuri was born Oct. 29, 1945, in Kyoto, Japan, the second oldest city on the island. She proudly says that Kyoto is a beautiful city which attracts many tourists. Tosa High School, which Sayuri formerly attended, is a combination of junior and senior high school grade levels. It is interesting to note that out of 1800 students there are five boys to every three girls. The schol year consists of three semesters. The first begins April 1 and goes through July 20; the second goes from Sept. 1 through Dec. 20; and the third lasts from Jan. 8 to March 20. The semesters are interlaced by short summer, winter, and spring vacations. The students are taught fourteen subjects a week. Sayuri's schedule for last year included English reading, English grammar, English composition, English sight reading, Japanese grammar, Japanese composition alegebra, calculus geometry, chemistry, physics, social studies, Japanese history and Chinese letters. Sayuri pressed the opinion that she enjoyed American schools more because there is more time for enjoyment, less time needed for study. All girls should be shocker to know that Japanese students are not allowed to wear make-up curl their hair in any way, and must wear regulation uniforms. The Junior Ebell Club's selection as benefit recipient for 1962-63 is the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. The money from their benefit fashion show held in February will be given to them to be used for playground equipment at La Palma Park. James Sides was presented a certificate by Mrs. Lester Kirk, of the American Cancer Society at a recuit meeting honoring the club's 75 per cent participation in the Pap Smear Test. Mrs. J. W. Harris, International Affairs chairman, collected the gifts from club members for their adopted Korean orphan Shisuko Harakawa. These gifts will be libraries, and individuals all over the world and will aid in teaching others about America. Mrs. Gary Lindell, health chairman, introduced Chief Frank Brun of the Anaheim Fire Department who presented the Red Cross film on "Mouth to Mouth Rescue." Guests for the evening included Mrs. W. H. Currier, president of the Ebell Club of Anaheim, and the clubs two co-ordinators Mmes. W. P. Shira and Eldon Hauck. Mmes, Shira and Hauck presided at the tea table which was decorated in a Holloween motif. Mrs. Marshall Cone was tea chairman, and her committee included Mmes. E. K. Boydstun. Frank three girls. The schol year consists of three semesters. The first begins April 1 and goes through July 20; the second goes from Sept. 1 through Dec. 20; and the third lasts from Jan. 8 to Mar AT DESIGN SHOW — Among the many exciting settings to be seen at the Orange County Interior Design Show will be the display by Michael Buccino Interiors, Laguna Beach. Representative of the exciting exhibits is this study designed for B. P. Lester of Camco Shores by Ermund Fernald, one of the veterans of the Michael Buccino staff. The show is slated for the New Products Pavilion at the Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa, October 23-28. Weavers Guild Meets Tomorro The South Coast Weavers Guild will meet in the Spurgeon Room of the Santa Ana Public Library, 8th and Ross St., Santa Ana, tomorrow from 1 to 4 p.m. Ethel Miller will be guest speaker, presenting Christmas ideas. The annual bazaar and fashion show is scheduled for Nov. 8 and will feature handwoven articles, Christmas gifts, baked goods and candies. It will be held at the Santa Ana Library. Anaheim Gazette Bridal Couple Make New Home in City Making their home in Anaheim showing a honeymoon trip by jet to S. Carolina, Virginia Washington, D.C. are newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. George B. Collins, married recently in the ecopal Church of the Messiah Santa Ana. The bride is the former Mary Louise Voorhees, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dumont Voorhees of Garden Grove, and the groom is the son of G. W. Husos of Ontario, Can. The hundred fifty guestswitched the double ring ceremony formed by the Rev. C. A. Nordstrom of the Episcopal Church of Messiah in a setting of white santhemums, gladioli and 42 lighted tapers. Even in marriage by her father the bride entered the church ringing a full length gown of Chantilly lace and satin toned with sabrina neckline tapered sleeves and sprinkled with sequins and seed pearls, a bouffant skirt which swept a chapel train. A cluster of off-the-valley held her illusion to her hair, and she carried scrape bouquet of phalaenopsis and stephanotis. On Brackman of Anaheim maid of honor and brides were Maryboth Cleveland. Monte and Glenn Stockwell of Anaheim. Flower girl was Kathy Dargatz; ring bearer was Gary Anderson. Following the ceremony was held in the Chapel of the Bells in Anaheim. The bride is a graduate of Westminster Hibh School. Her husband is a graduate of Anaheim High School and attended Santa Ana College. He is employed in the automotive department of North American Aviation. Special guest at the wedding was the bride's greatgrandmother, Mrs. Mary Ellen Updyke of Anaheim. To Feature Two Speakers The main purpose of John Marshall School’s first PTA meeting of the school year, to be held in the kindergarten room Monday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.m. is to acquaint the public with some of the services provided by the Anaheim elementary school system for their school children. Of great interest to all Anaheim citizens will be the program to be presented highlighting two problems of current concern. Mrs. Stanley Pisakov, guest speaker and speech consultant, will present a talk on "Doesn't He Talk Cute?" explaining speech defects in our school children, and William A. Thompson, the new school principal, will talk on "Junior Second," a class program being introduced this year. A question and answer period will follow the talks. Propose Change In Report Cards At the October meeting of the Anaheim Elementary Council of Parent-Teacher Association the members heard Robert Shanks. Supt. of Anaheim Elementary School District announce a proposed change in the report cards of grade one, two and three. One of the proposed changes will be cards graded A, B, C, D and F for subjects and numbers. Parent Group Sets Meeting Anyone who is interested in learning more about handicapped children and adults, and how to deal with their problems is invited to attend the monthly meeting of the North Orange County Parent Group for Handicapped Children and Adults Thursday evening Oct. 11 at 8 at the Woodcrest Special School at 1300 S. Richman Fallleigh. Rainbow Ceremony "Bluebirds of Happiness" is the theme chosen for the sixteenth installation of the heim Assembly, Interim Order of Rainbow for Girls ceremonies were held in the heim Masonic Temple with hundred guests present unless the installation. Mis Nayan Templeton, ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Teton of Fullerton, was installed worthy advisor. Al Zurbaugh Rainbow Dad, served as a OSC Sorority In First Rush Delta Chi Delta, a sorority Orange State College in Boston, held a coffee hour at home of Miss Eileen Eaard. This was their first rush fund of the 1962 season, and abled members to have a portunity to meet the rushees. Guest at this function were at the door and formally duced to members presenting ing the course of the event members circulated among guests answering questions. In Report Cards At the October meeting of the Anaheim Elementary Council of Parent-Teacher Association the members heard Robert Shanks. Supt. of Anaheim Elementary School District announce a proposed change in the report cards of grade one, two and three. One of the proposed changes will be cards graded A, B, C, D and F for subjects and numbers 1 through 5 for citizenship and work habits. Shanks stated. Mrs. Robert Thomas, council legislative chairman, read the following information. No action was taken by the council on the information. In July the California Congress of Parent-Teacher voted to actively support Proposition 1-A, the $270 million dollar School Bond issue. She further stated that the legislation and public welfare committee moved and the state board passed unanimiously: that the C.C. P.T. go on record as opposing Proposition 24 for the following reasons: "1. Procedures as set up in Prop. 24 would infringe on civil liberties as guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. 2. We strongly oppose the dangerous principle of conferring on grand juries additional powers which are not the perogatives of the courts. 3. We oppose the principle of giving public officials, named or unnamed the power to condemn. 4. There are now adequate laws in state statutes to control communist activity." Mrs. Jack Robinson, president, announced that all units are asked to prepare pros and cons of construction of bomb shelters or air raid shelters facilities in new public school buildings. The studies are to be forwarded to 4th District by Nov. 19. Sets Meeting Anyone who is interested in learning more about handicapped children and adults, and how to deal with their problems is invited to attend the monthly meeting of the North Orange County Parent Group for Handicapped Children and Adults Thursday evening Oct. 11 at 8 at the Woodcrest Special School at 1300 S. Richman Ave., Fullerton. Mrs. Eileen Kemp, the occupational therapist at the Woodcrest school, will speak on "Why Occupational Therapy?". Damas de Caridad Has First Social anaheim 2-30 damas caridad m Seven new members were guests of honor at Damas de Cariad's first social evening of the season. The seven, along with their husbands, were feted at a cocktail party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Gendel of Fullerton. The members relaxed at the hilltop patio and garden setting in a strictly social affair prior to the three months of work which precede the Feb. 22 Bal Masque benefit. The seven new members honored were Mesdames Leonard The seven new members honored were Mesdames Leonard Bouas, Anaheim; Warren R. Bradford, Balboa; A.W.Gentry, Anaheim; Paul Hastings, Whitier; Carl Last, Anaheim; Arthur D.Phelps, Fullerton and Jack Raines, Anaheim. Twelve mannequins have been named to model the flower queues at the ball场 are: Mmes. H.W.Anderson guna Beach; Warren Brad Balboa; Arthur M.Bradley; ta Ana; Fred Kay, Fuller William Lyon, Fullerton; Keen Oliphant, La Habra; Victor Zer, Placentia; Jay Reed, Fu ton; Ernest Rose, Anaheim; mond Thompson, Fullerton; ert Wells, La Habra; and Be do Yorba, Santa Ana Canyon. The mannequins and the 12icipating Orange County flor will be honored at a dinner TTh day. Oct. 18, at the home of and Mrs. Phillip Twomby in lerton. Here, florists will offer lots for mannequins who model their floral masques at dinner-dance next February. Next regular membership meeting is at 9:30 a.m. Friday NTh 30 in the staff room of St.J Hospital. Rosary Institute Makes Plans for Coming Events Coming events on the agenda for Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109, were discussed at the meeting held in the Odd Fel for the Well-Baby Clinic which is under the supervision of the Orange County Health Department. Mrs. Wm. Jolissant, chairman to Santa Ana Institute tomorrow at 8 p.m. The new Institute Deputy, M James K. Slusser of Blessed Rosary Institute Makes Plans for Coming Events Coming events on the agenda for Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109, were discussed at the meeting held in the Odd Fellows' Hall and presided over by Mrs. Bart Pasini. Volunteers are in great demand for the Well-Baby Clinic which is under the supervision of the Orange County Health Department. Mrs. Wm. Jolissant, chairman may be contacted by calling KE 5-6645. Mrs. Ray Hudson, district deputy will make her official visit to Santa Ana Institute tomorrow at 8 p.m. The new Institute Deputy, Mr. James K. Slusser of Blessed Shrine Ramment Institute, Westminster was introduced by Mrs. Pasini. Following the meeting of October 15, the annual Halloween Pass will be held with Mrs. Raymie Heinz and Mrs. Floyd Raberdas as chairmen. Members are welcome in costume. Prizes will be awarded. Following the meet refreshments were served by committee: Mrs. Harry Cottan, Mrs. Irene Steichen, Mrs. Joel Cyprien and Mrs. George Ruffin. Mrs. Ralph Pennelli, chairman of the fashion show, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 10 at 12:30 p.m. in the Anaheim Bowl, announcing that a cocktail hour will precede the luncheon and door prizes will be awarded. Proceeds will be donated to the new St. Boniface Church now under construction. Jewish Institute To Begin Courses Courses in Hebrew, Bible Yiddish, and Judaism will begin sessions at the Adult Jewish Institute, 400 North Emily St., Anaheim, Oct. 15. For information on the registration, please call PR 2-4720. The Adult Jewish Institute is affiliated with the National Academy for Adult Jewish Studies of New York and the University of Judaism of Los Angeles. Three courses in Hebrew will be offered at 7:30 p.m.: "How to Read Hebrew in Eight Easy Lessons" by Rabbi Aaron J. Tofild, "Beginning Hebrew Translation and Conversation" by Rami Furman, and "Intermediate Hebrew" by Cantor Philip Moddel, "Beginning Yiddish Conversation" by Bernard Gilbert, and "Jewish History" by Philip Spergel. Spergel, chairman of the Institute, announced that sessions will be held on 10 Monday nights, Oct. Square Dance Club The Twilight Twirlers Square Dance Club announces the opening of a beginners class for children age 8 and over, at the Zeyen School, Magnolia and Chapman Garden Grove. The class will begin Oct. 10 and remain open for registration of new dancers for three weeks. Class meets at 6:30 p.m. with the club dancing at 7:30 p.m. For early registration information please phone TW 3-3373 or LT 9-7600. Exhibition dancing is done by these children at various social functions. The instructor will be the well-known caller Glen Eblen. Rainbow Girls in Installation Ceremonies at Masonic Temple "Bluebirds of Happiness" was the theme chosen for the sixteenth installation of the Anaheim Assembly, International Order of Rainbow for Girls. The ceremonies were held in the Anaheim Masonic Temple with two hundred guests present to witness the installation. Mis Nayan Templeton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Templeton of Fullerton, was installed as worthy advisor. Al Zurbruegg, rainbow Dad, served as master of ceremonies with Clayton Mallory giving the invocation and benedication. Other officers installed were: Pam Reiff, worthy associate advisor; Lin Leon, charity; Vicki Hull, Hope; Carol Scoby, Faith; Nancy Oehlman, recorder; Jo Ann Woolry, treasurer; Coralinn Scofield, chaplin; Barbara Schardin, drill leader; Alyce Morton, Love; Jan Schroder, religion; Linda Ralston, Nature; Becky Pearson, immortality; Denise Messard, Fiedility; Connie Sinnard, patriotism; Cherry Smith, service; Cathy Jones, confidential observer; Dianne Doyle, outer observer; Toni Leon, musician; Carol Kean, choir director; Linda Hogkvist, rainbow tribute. Installing officers for the evening were: Nancy Roberts, retiring worthy advisor, installing worthy advisor; Van Scofield, honorary installing worthy advisor; Judy Dilley, installing marshall; Connie Marshall, honorary installing marshall; Shari Earp, installing chaplin; Joan Moody, installing recorder; installing musician, Karin Carmichael, grand representative to the state of Okla homa. In charge of the guestbook was Mrs. Dianne McBride, while Gwen Templeton and Linda Barfull distributed programs. Hostess for the evening were Joan and Charlotte Hotchkiss and Kay Zurbruegg. Uhers were Jim Bremer, past master, councilor DeMoay, Fullerton; Brad Ralston mast councillor and Chuck Moon, junior councillor, Anaheim DeMolay. MISS Luanne Vander Bush, of Santa Ana, presented the Holy Bible. Caridad Social nced to model the flower mascreations at the ball, they : Mmes. H. W. Anderson, Lada Beach; Warren Bradford, boa; Arthur M. Bradley, SanAna; Fred Kay, Fullerton; diam Lyon, Fullerton; Kenneth shant, La Habra; Victor PeltPlacentia; Jay Reed, FullerErnest Rose, Anaheim; Raydod Thompson, Fullerton; RobWells, La Habra; and BernarYorba, Santa Ana Canyon. the mannequins and the 12 parating Orange County florists be honored at a dinner ThursOct. 18, at the home of Mr. Mrs. Phillip Twomby in Fulon. Here, florists will draw for mannequins who will del their floral masques at the cer-dance next February. next regular membership meet. is at 9:30 a.m. Friday Nov. in the staff room of St. Jude ital. SPREADING THE NEWS — Caroline Neff of Anabeim, hostess for the 9th annual Orange County Business Show is busy inviting area industrial and business executives to the event which opens Oct. 15 for a three-day run in the Embassy Room of Disneyland Hotel. The public may see the show without charge from 1 to SPREADING THE NEWS — Caroline Neff of Anaheim, hostess for the 9th annual Orange County Business Show is busy inviting area industrial and business executives to the event which opens Oct. 15 for a three-day run in the Embassy Room of Disneyland Hotel. The public may see the show without charge from 1 to 10 p.m. Oct. 16 and 17. Business Leaders Invited to Show Special invitations are being sent to area industrial and business leaders for the 9th Annual Orange County Business Show to be held Oct. 15-17 in the Embassy Room of Disneyland Hotel, Anaheim. The opening night of the event will be in the form of a preview for business and industrial executives who will tour the displays. The preview will be from 7 to 10 p.m. On Oct.16-17 the show will be open to the public from 1 to 10 p.m. No admission will be charged and ample parking will be available. Choraleers Slate First Concert The Anaheim Choraleers, of Orange County, under the direction of S. Sheldon Disrud, will present their first formal concert of the season at John C. Fremont Junior High School, 608 W. Center St., Anaheim, Sunday, Nov. 18 at 4 p.m. An outstanding program of distinguished choral music has been planned and a reception, to which the audience is invited, will follow. Tickets are $1.50 for adults and $.75 for students.